Have been in both the main&smaller venues and have enjoyed both shows. 1) tribute to Elvis. 2) aerobic play which I liked the best. Seats are comfortable. Just make sure you're in the assigned one.
A beautiful brand new performing arts center. If you like being able to see the performer's faces - get Orchestra tickets and avoid boxes. THEY DO NOT RENT BINOCULARS! A must 4 balcony or box seats!
If you pay the 3 dollars extra for a souvenir sippy cup (which you are allowed to bring into the theater) you can totally fill it up with some free water from the water fountains during intermission .
This place was built to last with a lot of thought behind it, and with lots of attention to detail. If you turned these lights upside down, they'd look exactly like the intake towers at Hoover Dam.
The Smith Center for performing arts is a beautiful venue. Located next to the famous symphony park. Come see plays, shows. concerts and symphonies here! Saw wicked here, it was amazing!
Las Vegas's most hotly anticipated cultural venue hosts groups ranging from the Israel Philharmonic and the Alvin Ailey American DanceTheater to London’s Academy of St. Martin in the Fields.
I love the Smith Center! There are no bad seats! I have sat in every level/price point in this amazing theater and haven't had any problems seeing the stage!
The building is beautiful. The shows that come are almost twice as much as anywhere else, and the box office will NOT work with you if you need to cancel/rebook a show. Try again DTLV.
Absolutely gorgeous fine arts venue. When you come for a show, buy a logo'd plastic glass with your drink; bring it with you on future visits for cheaper refills!
So exciting to visit when it has the "new performing arts center" smell! Bar and snack options on the second floor - bypass the line on the bottom floor!
As an employee here, we satisfy anyone's performing arts crave! From Broadway to Philharmonic's to Dance to Special guests, we have just about everything. :D